Sentence examples for play fares from inspiring English sources
"Kramer contre Kramer" has drawn interest from producers in Italy, Belgium, Brazil and Switzerland who are waiting to see how the play fares in Paris, she said.
McIlroy, with whom McDowell played, fared three shots worse.
Straight plays fared even worse, with a 12 percent drop over the same period, a figure that has contributed to a whopping 33 percent rate of decline over the past decade.
"The cynical attempt to play off fares against cuts to jobs, services and safety will fool no-one as this highly politicised stunt unravels for Boris Johnson and the government," he said.
Hahn, who is in her early thirties, first gained notice as a prodigy playing obvious fare.
If your local independent cinema is playing mainstream fare, don't be too surprised.
The group that played Tetris fared far better -- experiencing 42percentt fewer flashbacks over one week.
He had complete charge of popular music on the radio and increasingly played American fare like "Rhapsody in Blue".
In a letter written in 1872, the dramatist Henrik Ibsen (1828-1906) fretted about how well his plays might fare outside of Norway.
Erin McCarty, 24, grew up playing such fare.
Never mind how Jerry Hall fares playing the deshabillée Mrs Robinson in the West End production of The Graduate, she is currently doing a great job in the role of sanguine ex-wife.
